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New ambulance for Bridgeview

Brideview’s new ambulance is in. It is a Type I by Wheeled Coach on a Ford F-450 chassis.

new ambulance for the Bridgeview Fire Department

Fire Service, Inc. photo

thanks Josh, Martin, & Tyler

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New apparatus coming to area departments (update)

Keith Grzadziel submitted the following:

This is a “sneak peek” of Bridgeview’s new ambulance taken by Peter Lombardi of Fire Service Inc. at the Wheeled Coach factory. It is a 2012 Ford F-450/Wheeled Coach. It still awaits striping and lettering and should be delivered by the end of this month.

Bridgeview Fire Department new Wheeled Coach ambulance

Bridgeview Fire Department ambulance being built

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New apparatus coming to area departments

The following departments have new vehicles coming.

Gurnee has two units due late this summer:

  • an EONE Cyclone II engine
  • a Road Rescue Type I ambulance on an F-450 4×4 chassis

Grayslake has one unit coming this summer:

  • a Horton Type I ambulance on a F-450 4×4 chassis
Bridgeview has one unit coming this summer:
Broadview has one unit coming this summer:
  • a Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance on a F-450 4x chassis
Bolingbrook has two units coming this summer:
Aurora has three units coming towards the end of the year:
  • two EONE engines on Cyclone chassis
  • one EONE 95′ tower ladder with no pump and no water tank on a Cyclone chassis
Oak Lawn recently received one new unit:
  • a Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance on a Ford F-450 4×4 chassis

 

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Bridgeview house fire

Keith Grzadziel informs us of the following:

“Today at 04:00 hrs, the Bridgeview Fire Department was dispatched for the reported house fire on the 7400 block of Thomas Ave. Battalion 40 arrived on scene advising of moderate smoke showing from a split level single family home. As the inital crew was preparing to make entry, the kitchen flashed over shortly followed by the front room. The alarm was quickly escalated to a Full Still assignment. Two lines were used to extinguish the fire and the roof was opened up by Roberts Park Ladder 31. The residents were home at the time of the fire and escaped uninjured. Bridgeview Companies were also assisted by Bedford Park and Burbank.”

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